Telangana

Rathod Shankar (53), a head constable working with Armed Reserve wing of the police department and belonging to Rebbena mandal centre received fatal head injuries when the two bikes dashed against each other, resulting in instantaneous death for him and injuries to the youngsters.

Sources said 15 more students took ill after consuming contaminated dinner at the hostel, on Saturday. Forty-five students fell sick on Thursday and Wednesday.

According to reports, people found a burned saffron flag and flexi at the temple and started protests. Sensing trouble, the police deployed a large number of security personnel at the Jambi Hanuman temple.

The second body was found even as the police have not been able to trace the identity of the first person so far

certificates of nearly 100 other junior lecturers are also under the scanner of the Commissionerate of Intermediate Education.

Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy added that in the subsequent phases, plots would be allotted, besides extending financial assistance.

Collectors were asked to intervene directly and store the paddy at intermediary godowns if millers delay pick-up

The family was going on a two-wheeler when a speeding tanker knocked down the bike. Death was instant for them. The couple were identified as Anjaneyulu and Latha.

Questioning the rationale behind the decision and calling it ill-advised, Rama Rao criticized the government for targeting the poor and middle-class people who have purchased plots in these layouts

The accused special officer Thirupathi and secretary Sekhar are being produced before pressmen at Pochamloddi village in Jainoor mandal on Saturday

As the rain lashed Dubbak on Friday, the MLA visited the market to examine the wet paddy and also to understand the struggles of farmers

Speaking to reporters in Sircilla on Saturday, Vinod Kumar said that since independence, injustice was done to Telangana in the sanction of roads

Forest officials emphasized that supplying electricity to agricultural lands near the forest could pose a danger to wild animals, as farmers might install electric fences to protect their crops from wild boars, buffaloes, and other wildlife. On Saturday, ITDA project officer B. Rahul, along with forest and electricity officials, visited the village. The electricity officials informed him that 25 poles would need to be installed to create a three-phase electricity line, enabling tribal farmers to irrigate their crops using borewells.

"Except clashes between activists of political parties, nothing would happen with political rivalry. Parties should do politics at the time of election only," the Minister said

Supporters of party leader A. Shyam Naik claimed they were informed about a meeting, while a faction led by District Congress president K. Vishwaprasad asserted that they had invited everyone, which sparked the conflict. The factions clashed, throwing chairs at one another, leading to an altercation that resulted in injuries to one of Naik's followers.

The forest officials added that CCTV cameras were installed and animal trackers were deployed to track movement of the tiger

Singareni CMD Balram, who held a review meeting on CHP on Saturday, asked officials to work towards increasing the capacity of the CHP so that it could handle future coal productions

He warned that if the government failed to take action against the forest officials involved in the incident by November 4, he would launch agitation against the officials at the Sirpur Kagaznagar division office.

Despite being planned for the past five years, the launch was delayed due to insufficient water levels in the Nagarjuna Sagar dam and the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the extensive rainfall during this monsoon season has ensured adequate water levels from Srisailam to Nagarjuna Sagar, enabling the Telangana State Tourism Development Corporation to finally commence the boat (launch) journey.

The paneer was being distributed to several establishments, including Santosh Dhaba in Marredpally, Alwal, and Shanti Dhaba in Kharkhana, as well as other hotels.

The desiltation of Kaddam Project, one of the State's key irrigation infrastructures, that has been particularly affected, will be taken up as the pilot project.

Goud pointed out that the Congress party had promised 42 percent reservations in local bodies but has only recently set up a BC Commission to count the BC population

As part of their social service activities the NSS volunteers of Government Degree College, Bhadrachalam repaired a big pothole formed on the national highway in front of the college by filling it with gravel and cement.

The KTK mines produced 3.52 lakh tonnes of coal during October against the target of 3.85 lakh tonnes through its four underground mines and two opencast mines